Everyday Poetice Description Natural Buddhist Feeling Examination——My Opinion of FEI Ming's Novel Style
Peng Yu-qi
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Peng Yu-qi
Abstract
FEI Ming is a novelist with strong individual character in modern literature history in our country. His novel is full of secluded and peaceful, and it has the special flavour of old Chinese landscape paintings and pastoral poetry. Its style mainly manifests everyday poetic description and natural buddhist feeling examination. That's to say, make young girls poetic, vulgar persons elegant, ordinary labour prettify. And pay attention to the form of time and space, the foil, deserted, quiet and beautiful display of so many images. The reason why he formed the style was, he was a poet at first, he was deeply gradually influenced by Chinese classic poems, he was a buddhist at the same time and researched into the buddhist learning.
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FEI Ming is a novelist with strong individual character in modern literature history in our country. His novel is full of secluded and peaceful, and it has the special flavour of old Chinese landscape paintings and pastoral poetry. Its style mainly manifests everyday poetic description and natural buddhist feeling examination. That's to say, make young girls poetic, vulgar persons elegant, ordinary labour prettify. And pay attention to the form of time and space, the foil, deserted, quiet and beautiful display of so many images. The reason why he formed the style was, he was a poet at first, he was deeply gradually influenced by Chinese classic poems, he was a buddhist at the same time and researched into the buddhist learning.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Character (mathematics), Natural (archaeology), Feeling, China, Painting